Definition A tape bandage is an adhesive bandage that is applied to the skin from the outside and is intended to fulfill several tasks. Tape bandages are mainly used in sports medicine and orthopedics. Their field of application includes therapy but above all the prevention of sports injuries of joints, bones and soft tissues. General … Tape bandage
Kinesiotape The Kinesiotape is an alternative to the conventional tape bandage. Kinesiology is an alternative medical concept, which is mainly used in movement therapy. Nowadays it is also used in some subjects of internal medicine, gynecology, lymphology and neurology. The main difference to tape is the elasticity of the kinesiotape. Kinesiotapes should be applied by … Kinesiotape | Tape bandage
Tape bandage on the calf The calf consists to large parts of musculature. Deeper inside is the thin fibula. Although the calf muscles are very strong, they can easily be pulled in sports and cause pain. The calf is often affected, especially in runners and sports such as soccer. The tape bandage or kinesiotape supports … Tape bandage on the calf | Tape bandage
Tape bandage on the back Many people are permanently plagued by back pain. Back pain can originate from the muscles or the spine itself. Kinesiotapes and conventional tape bandages can be used for acute and chronic pain. The tapes can be used both in cases of unknown cause as well as after accident-related complaints.Properly glued, … Tape bandage on the back | Tape bandage
Introduction The groin (Inguen) is anatomically located at the bottom of the lateral abdominal wall – i.e. in the area between the lower abdomen, hips and thighs. Pulling in the groin is usually described as unpleasant and painful and is not a disease in itself, but is expressed as a symptom of an underlying disease. … Drag in the bar
How is it diagnosed? A doctor can find out what the underlying disease is by first taking a detailed medical history. Here the character of the pain should be considered. This can vary depending on the cause. For example, groin pain can develop either acutely or chronically, or in certain situations it can become more … How is it diagnosed? | Drag in the bar
